It’s not a secret that I am an avid reader, student, and fan of Eugene Volokh, his First Amendment works, and, of course, his Volokh Conspiracy commentaries hosted by Washington Post. It’s also not a secret that my “free speech adventures” as an independent blogger writing about legal controversies has attracted some unintended consequences and brushes with the legal system. Probably the most notable case I have been involved in was the Chan v. Ellis appeal (2013-2015) with the Georgia Supreme Court. That is how I first became acquainted with Eugene.

Over time, I have discovered that Eugene and I have common interests in the areas of online free speech, wrongful libel and speech restriction cases, wrongful cyber-harassment/cyber-stalking cases, fake takedown orders, fake defendant cases, fraudulently-obtained court orders, and other issues.

Eugene is a prolific blogger on the Volokh Conspiracy. In fact, most of the bloggers associated with Volokh Conspiracy are prolific bloggers themselves. Collectively, they have written thousands of posts over the years. It can be challenging to find and refer back to specific posts Eugene has written. I frequently find myself trying to go back and find specific or related posts Eugene has written to re-read and refer to but it is overwhelming trying to search through hundreds of posts.

Fortunately, Eugene tags his posts which make it somewhat easier to search. But unfortunately, there is no easy way for normal readers click and access those tags directly from the Washington Post website. But I have compiled a list of tags and direct links for myself to help find related posts I am interested in. People who read the topics I cover here on Defiantly might find my my direct links to Eugene’s topic-specific posts helpful to them.

Matthew is the Publisher and Editor of Defiantly.net. He is also the Founder, Editor, and Host for ExtortionLetterInfo.com. Matthew is the author of several business books & audio programs. He is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, and First Amendment advocate.